Sorry, My Pokemon Are Just Too Strong

I have to give this book a proper review. First and foremost, it's a great read, an excellent read. The reasons are as follows: 1. There are no messy cheats. To be honest, this is the world of Pokémon, so it is reasonable to use legendary Pokémon to cheat. Many books insist on adding a system, which is very jarring. This book avoids this problem very well.

I've read quite a few Pokémon fanfics, like "The Golden Age of Bond Phenomena" and "Forced to Become a Dragon-Type Master at the Start," where the protagonist usually has a system or cheat code. This book is a breath of fresh air and suits my taste perfectly. The author's ideas resonate with me.

To give a brief review of this book, it's quite good so far. The lack of a forced power-up system makes it easy to read, and the pacing is fast and doesn't drag. I also like the author's fictional setting. I just hope that Charizard or Garchomp can be added later, as the team's style needs to be improved. That's all. I hope the author can update faster; the current updates are simply not enough. Please don't abandon this book! 👍

It feels a bit immersive, but it's much better than some low-quality content that's just filler.

At first, it didn't seem very interesting, but it got better later on and became very engaging. The more I watched, the more I liked it.

Could the author please add some pictures of Baby God?

Too short, no way, you're too short!

I thoroughly enjoyed reading it; the author wrote the battle scenes very smoothly. 💕

The best Pokémon novel I've ever read on Tomato. Why aren't these great Pokémon novels more popular? It's so unfair! It's so unfair!

There are a few minor flaws, but it's rare to find a novel without flaws, and this one is definitely very good.